Re: application variables caching and application context

Is the web services under a different virtual directory? That might do it.
Or, if you're running Windows 2003/IIS6, check the Application Pool settings
& confirm that the number of threads is 1 (not 2+).

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Benjamin Strackany
http://www.developmentnow.com


"Stu" <Stu (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Hi,

I have a web service which under certain conditions flushes and reloads
application variables using HttpApplicationState


Dim objApplication As HttpApplicationState

objApplication = HttpContext.Current.Application

objApplication.Lock()

objApplication("systemVarDS") = objCacheData.getSystemVarList
............................
objApplication.unLock()

When I view the application variables from an aspx page on the same server
using

script runat="server"
Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

if not page.ispostback then

' Dim objApplication As HttpApplicationState
Dim lnIndex As Integer = 0
' ObjApplication = HttpContext.Current.Application


If Application.Count = 0 Then
Response.Write("No Variables Defined")
Else
For lnIndex = 0 To Application.Count - 1

Response.Write(Application.Contents.GetKey(lnIndex ).ToString & " " &
Application(lnIndex).ToString)
Next


End If
end if
End Sub
/script

it tells me i have no application variables

Any ideas TIA ?

Stu